The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-04-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

The O. S. Australia arrived shortly
after noon to-day with dates to the
Doth ult. The following is brief
summary of the news:
London, March goth. The Posts
Vienna correspondent says: The
majority of Bulgarian delegates are
resolved to rc-elect Alexander King
of Bulgaria, as soon as the regents
deem it opportune.
London, March 2Oth.-It is re-
ported that the Car received a letter
dated March 1st from the Executive
of the Nihilist Committees informing
him that at q sitting of the Commit
tee on February 22d he was con-
demned to death and that fifty men,
bers were appointed to execute the
sentence.
Lisbon, March 21st.-The Crown
Princess of Portugal has given birth
to son, and both mother and child
are doing well.
Lynchburg, Va, March 24th.-
A train on the Norfolk and Western
Railroad went through the Otter
river bridge, twenty miles above this
city, tonight. 1t is stated that
eight persons were killed. A wreck
ing train, physicians, has gone to
the scene of the disaster.
Burlin, March 25th. The North
German Gazette reproduced an
article from the France of Paris of
Emperor Williams birthday, con-
tanning the insulting reflection on
the German people and the Emperor,
and adds: ''If we expose these
effrontries of the French patriotic
press it is not in order TO subject
them to criticism, but simply to add
to the extensive documents which
will one day give evidence of the
calm patience with which Germany
has borne for years the most insolent
French ISLANDERS and provocation."
The tone of the Gazette, combined
with Bismarck's allusion in his
speech in the Landtag on Wednes.
day to the dangers still menacing
Germany's national existence, re-
wives fears of war. The first symp-
toms of recurrence of the feeling
Of uneasiness was visible on the
Bourse yesterday, being a general
reaction in international securities.
Bismarck's exact words, referring
to the policy to satisfy the Catholics,
we're: "We must aim to consolidate
the unity of the entire German nation
in view of the dangers to which it
may be exposed at no distant time
The second corvette built at st.
Elm for the Chinese Government
was launched to-day in the presence
of the Chinese Envoy.
London, March 22d. After an
all-night session the House of Com
mons passed the Civil Service bill.
William Henry Smith, Government
leader in the House of Commons,
arose amid cheers in the House this
evening and moved that the bill for
the amendment of the Criminal law
in Ireland have precedence over all
orders of the day. He said the
Government were bound to act
under sense of public duty, parti-
cularly when they found jurlcs in
Ireland inundated and notorious
criminals getting off scot free.
John Morley, in moving a rejec.
ton for urgency, denied absolutely
Smiths assertions as to the lawless
condition of Ireland, and demand,
ed that the Government give com,
parative statistics of crime in Ire
land, which, he said. would show
that beyond a certain very narrow
area in the county had sheldon beer
Quieter. The Governments pro
perry restrictive legislation would
only aggravate such evils rs existed
and would weaken and spoil what
ever remedies they had in atore.